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SB 128 pci problemo (?)
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___Kgreco
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Posted : May 28, 2001 07:43:51
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hey people,
1. is it worth buying a sb live for DEMO production, or should i stick with my current card?
2. when i make mp3s through Fruity Loops, the volumes of the tracks vary greatly although i keep the recording volume steady in fruloops.
Any ideas?
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___MichaelA
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Posted : May 28, 2001 13:36:17
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1. If you want to buy a sound card for music production then you should invest a little more in a more professional sound card.
2. You can always normalize the final track in a wave editor. |
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___Kgreco
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Posted : May 28, 2001 14:05:11
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Well Michael, i will invest on serious hardware as soon as i get the andvance payment:):) from, let's say, flyin rhino:). Till then i'm asking whether buying an SBlive is worth the extra money or not. |
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___bilbobagginz
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Posted : May 28, 2001 21:40:49
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SBlive is not a pro audio card, but it's got nice environmental fx, it has nice soundfonts...and it supports 3d audio + is a killer gaming sound card....and here in israel it's not so costy ...
so i bought it in the meanwhile :]
it can go 48000 Hz in 16 bit,which is enough for me now.
can Fruity Loops work in 48000 at all ???
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___NaFTa
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Posted : May 29, 2001 13:42:13
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i've seen both and from my exp, if you don't want to invest much, buy a normal 128 card which is even cheaper than the live, and download some sound enhancment progs from the web |
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